Word: lanes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...strong comeback effort in the last minutes of play, the Crimson couldn't or wouldn't pull off the win. With 1:07 remaining and the score 70-63, Coach Kathy Delaney Smith called a time-out. The hoopsters then dove for every possible steal, and drove the lane in search of three-point plays. But once at the foul line Harvard only hit two of six attempts...
...Crimson (5-10, 2-5 in the Ivies), roared to life after the Bulldogs' initial tally, winning loose balls and collecting all but the most perfect Yale passes. Offensively, Harvard moved the ball effectively, with strong wing play from senior Steve Higginson and freshman Lane Kenworthy. But no-one could knot the score...
...have done incalculable harm to the interests and security of this country and to the interests and security of our friends and allies." With those words Lord Chief Justice Lane sentenced Geoffrey Arthur Prime, 44, to 35 years in prison for passing government secrets to the Soviet Union between 1968 and 1981. Prime pleaded guilty to seven counts of violating Britain's Official Secrets Act. For most of those 14 years. Prime worked as a Russian language specialist at the top-secret electronic intelligence center at Cheltenham. The facility, part of a four-nation intelligence network that includes...
...offense involving a 14-year-old girl. Shortly afterward, his wife Rhona discovered spying equipment under a bed and reported it to the police. Eventually, Prime confessed to being both a spy and a sex offender. During the two-hour trial at London's historic Old Bailey, Lord Lane sentenced Prime to an additional three years in prison for molesting three young girls. Said Lane: "Your ruthlessness is demonstrated not only by what you did with this country's secrets but by what you did to those girls. You made the choice and you must suffer...
...Roxanne in a very sheer nightgown." Jacqueline, who was to have taken the stand, sent regrets through her doctor, who stated that she was suffering from "total exhaustion." Final summaries by attorneys portrayed their clients as Godfearing homebodies who had been reluctantly dragged into the fast lane by their spouses. Specifically, Roxanne's lawyer portrayed her as a rural innocent, whom Pulitzer "switched from milk to champagne and finally to drugs." Circuit Court Judge Carl Harper announced that it would be mid-December before he ruled on the dispute over custody of the couple's 5-year...